• Evidence-Based Practice in the Health Science- Tutorials.

Welcome to the Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) tutorials developed by the Information Services Department of the Library of the Health Sciences-Chicago at the University of Illinois at Chicago.The tutorials are tailored to five health sciences disciplines: Applied Health, Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing, and Pharmacy. Each tutorial consists of five instructional modules:

• Introduction to Evidence-Based Practice
• Structure of literature
• Research design
• Searching the literature
• Evaluating the quality of research

• From "Netting the Evidence" a Google Search Engine that searches over one hundred web sites (107) associated with the methodology of evidence based practice (as of 4/09, last updated Oct 20, 2007). You can add the search engine to your own website or create your own customized EBM Search engine. http://tinyurl.com/2poh3a. [Please note: the TRIP database is the best source of actual evidence). Here's an example of how it can be added to your own webpage: http://www.mclibrary.duke.edu/subject/ebm?tab=overview&extra=teaching

• Introduction to EBM Tutorial

This self-paced tutorial will take you through the complete EBM process, emphasizing the elements of a well-built clinical question and the key issues that help determine the validity of evidence. This program was developed by the Medical Center Library at Duke University and the Health Sciences Library at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

• Users' Guides to Evidence-Based Practice - From the Centre for Health Evidence, University of Alberta
  

• EBM Subject Guide Duke University

• Evidence based Medicine and the Hospital Librarian. Journal of Hospital Librarianship. 1(2):1-14. 2001.

request a copy from Connie Schardt

• American International Health Alliance

Includes a resource Center and Toolkit with lots of vakluabkle links to useful EBM resources. There is a mirror site in Russian.